Nearly 100 families attend Kerala Cultural Association event

Chris Bloore, MP attended Kerala Cultural Association's health and wellness event at Windmill Community Centre <i>(Image: supplied)</i>
Chris Bloore, MP attended Kerala Cultural Association's health and wellness event at Windmill Community Centre (Image: supplied)
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A HEALTH and wellness event has been praised for bringing together nearly 100 families to promote better health and wellbeing.

The event, organised by the Kerala Cultural Association (KCA) Redditch, took place at the Windmill Community Centre and attracted families from across the area.

Chris Bloore, MP for Redditch and the Villages, said: "I want to thank the Kerala Cultural Association for inviting me to their fantastic Health and Wellness event and for creating such a valuable day for our community.

"It was inspiring to see so many families come together to access free health checks, resources and advice from leading health organisations.

"Events like these play a crucial role in raising awareness, encouraging early detection and helping people take positive steps to look after their health."

Health organisations in attendance included Macmillan Cancer Support, Healthwatch Worcestershire and the Worcestershire Prostate Cancer Support Group.

A mobile health unit was also on-site to offer free health checks.

The Kerala Cultural Association Redditch is known for organising cultural, educational and wellbeing initiatives throughout the year.

The group aims to foster community connections and improve access to vital services for residents in Redditch and surrounding areas.

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